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Luther "Dummy" Taylor

Luther "Dummy" Taylor

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Luther "Dummy" Taylor

Luther Taylor kept his teammates loose with his sense of humor and umpires on edge with his salty sign language. George Grantham Bain Collection (Library of Congress)

The 1905 New York Giants. Taylor is eighth from right. He was 16-9 in 1905, helping the Giants make it to the World Series. (Library of Congress)

Luther Taylor was 16-9 in 1905, when he helped pitch the Giants into the World Series. (Deaf Cultural Center)

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